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A high police presence remained around the veteran’s Pathway Home in Yountville, California on Saturday after three people and a gunman were killed just hours earlier during a hostage situation.
Earlier California Highway Patrol Golden Gate Division Assistant Chief Chris Childs gave reporters the names of the three victims, all of whom worked at the home: Clinical Director Jennifer Golick, Executive Director Christine Lieberman and Clinical Psychologist Jennifer Gonzalez.
Officials named the gunman as 36-year-old Albert Wong from Sacramento, a former member of the Pathway Home Program.
